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Miley Cyrus Bares Breasts On Instagram After VMAs Nip Slip — See Pic
Another day, another nude Instagram from Ms. Miley Cyrus. The VMAs host took to her favorite social media platform to share more with her fans, this time with no explanation. What's up with this one, Miley?
Miley Cyrus, 22, posted another topless photo to Instagram on September 3, sans caption as she laid looking sleepy in bed. At this point, fans are used to seeing the Dead Petz frontwoman bare a little skin, but it's actually the first shot she's shared since slipping some major nip at the VMAs on August 30. Click through to see the pic!
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Nicki Minaj Escapes To Dubai With 'My Fkn Baby' Meek Mill After Miley Cyrus Feud
Sometimes you just gotta get away! Nicki Minaj has had a seriously dramatic few days following her feud with Miley Cyrus during the VMAs. So, she did what we all do to cope: flee to Dubai. Duh.
Nicki Minaj, 32, is literally putting an ocean between she and Miley Cyrus, 22, following their insane feud during the Aug. 30 Video Music Awards. The rapper took to Instagram on Sept. 1 to post a photo of she and fiance, Meek Mill, 28, living it up all the way in Dubai. Honestly, it totally makes sense that she would need to temporarily flee after all that shade throwing!
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Drake & Miley Cyrus: Why He's Team Miley Vs. Nicki Minaj After VMAs
Well, this is a shocker! As tight as Drake may be with Nicki Minaj, he's totally on 'team Miley Cyrus' after their public VMAs feud, HollywoodLife.com has EXCLUSIVELY learned. Find out why!
What's good, Miley Cyrus? Well, what's good is that she may have found an unlikely supporter in her feud with Nicki Minaj, 32 — Nicki's longtime pal Drake, 28! Things haven't exactly been smooth between Drake and Nicki since his public feud with her boyfriend Meek Mill, 28, so is this Drake's revenge on Nicki? HollywoodLife.com has the EXCLUSIVE scoop!
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Miley Cyrus: Her Mom & Dad's Shocked Reaction To Nicki Minaj's VMA Diss — Watch
We all watched with sweaty palms as Nicki Minaj totally dissed Miley Cyrus during the Video Music Awards, but also feeling the tension? Miley's parents– who watched the whole thing in horror!
Miley Cyrus, 22, had many memorable moments during her Video Music Awards hosting stint on Aug. 30, and her parents, Billy Ray Cyrus and Tish Cyrus, were on hand to support their daughter from the audience. So, you can imagine how they felt when Nicki Minaj, 32, shouted the now-iconic, "What's good, Miley?" throwing major shade in front of the thousands in the stadium, (as well as 5 million who watched at home). Honestly, the looks on Miley's parents' faces say it all. Watch the cringe-worthy video!
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Drake Wants Miley Cyrus To Record Duet Dissing Nicki Minaj & Meek Mill
Drake is inserting himself into the Miley Cyrus and Nicki Minaj feud. An insider close to the rapper revealed to HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY that Drake wants to team up with Miley for a diss track against Nicki and Meek Mill!
As if Drake, 28, isn't involved in enough drama with Nicki Minaj, 32, and Meek Mill, 28. An insider tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY that the rapper is impressed by the way Miley Cyrus, 22, handled herself against Nicki at the MTV Video Music Awards. Apparently Miley's response inspired Drake to want to team up with the singer on a diss track!
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Azealia Banks Trashes Nicki Minaj, Miley Cyrus & Taylor Swift On Twitter: 'They're BASIC'
Azealia Banks is not one to keep her opinions to herself. As the feud between Miley Cyrus and Nicki Minaj goes on, the rapper decided to voice her point of view on Nicki and Miley's music. She also threw a dig at Taylor Swift's music into her rant as well.
Taylor Swift, 25, isn't involved in Miley Cyrus, 22, and Nicki Minaj's, 32, feud, but that didn't stop Azealia Banks, 24, from grouping the "Bad Blood" singer into her rant. The young rapper went off on the fight going on between Miley and Nicki and past feud between Nicki and Taylor by calling all of their music basic! See what else Azealia had to say about Miley, Nicki, and Taylor. To hear more about Taylor Swift, head over to iTunes and download the latest HollywoodLife podcast for free!
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Miley Cyrus Being Trolled On Instagram By Nicki Minaj Fans Asking 'What's Good?'
Okay, this is kind of hilarious. Miley Cyrus has been receiving thousands of the exact same comment on Instagram, as Nicki Minaj's fans taunt her by asking, 'Miley, what's good?'
Miley Cyrus, 22, might never hear the end of this. After Nicki Minaj, 32, called her out on the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards stage, her fans decided to repeatedly ask the same question on Miley's Instagram, quoting Nicki by writing, "Miley, what's good?" Eek!
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Miley Cyrus To Announce She's Running For President On 'SNL'? The Plans
Miley for president? Miley Cyrus will host the premiere episode of 'Saturday Night Live'– but will she use the platform to announce her presidential candidacy? We have EXCLUSIVE details!
Twerking for all! Miley Cyrus, 22, is set to host the 41st season premiere of Saturday Night Live on Oct. 3, pulling double duty as musical guest as well. We can't be sure what crazy antics Ms. Cyrus will have up her sleeve when she hits the stage live at Studio 8H, however, HollywoodLife has learned EXCLUSIVELY that Miley just might make a massive (presidential) announcement!
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Miley Cyrus' Plans To Make Fun Of Her Out Of Control Nudity On 'SNL'
Miley Cyrus loves getting naked and she has big plans for when she hosts the season premiere of 'Saturday Night Live' on October 3. HollywoodLife.com has EXCLUSIVELY learned whether the 'Bangerz' singer plans to bare all on network TV.
From social media to national TV, Miley Cyrus, 22, has not been shy when it comes to taking it all off for her fans. However, the "Wrecking Ball" singer has been warned to keep her clothes on when she hosts the 41st season premiere of Saturday Night Live next month. Now, Hollywoodlife.com has the EXCLUSIVE on how far Miley will push the limits when she appears on the show.
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Miley Cyrus Shouldn't Be Slammed For Exposing Her Nipple At The VMAs
The Parents Television Council has blasted Miley Cyrus in a statement condemning the VMAs host for exposing a nipple for a split second during the show broadcast on Aug. 30. But here's the question — why is a young woman's breast obscene, anyway?
Miley Cyrus has been condemned by the Parents Television Council for "blatant sexualization" because she "exposed herself to millions of viewers" by letting a curtain slip while she made a quick change between her on-air segments. Now, I suspect that, Miley being Miley, letting that curtain drop was not an accident. Not only does she love to be outrageous and to provoke reaction, but she's also a dedicated proponent of the Free the Nipple Campaign.
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Miley Cyrus Isn't Afraid Of Being Attacked By Bully Nicki Minaj Again
Don't be fooled by Miley Cyrus' small frame. When it comes to bullies, she's like a 'wrecking ball.' That's right. HollywoodLife.com has EXCLUSIVELY learned, she's not afraid of being attacked again by Nicki Minaj. In her eyes, Nicki's 'light weight.'
Miley Cyrus, 22, and Nicki Minaj, 32, seeminly squashed their beef at the MTV Video Music Awards on Aug. 30, but if the "Anaconda" singer comes at Miley again, she'll be ready for it. In fact, HollywoodLife.com has EXCLUSIVELY learned, she's not afraid of Nicki. Find out why!
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Nicki Minaj Isn't 'Playing Games' With Miley Cyrus: She Needs To 'Watch What She Says'
Whatever happened between Nicki Minaj and Miley Cyrus at the MTV Video Music Awards on August 30 wasn't staged, at least if you talk to Nicki. Miley's apparent transgression against the rapper isn't going to be forgotten anytime soon.
Nicki Minaj, 32, is still fuming after Miley Cyrus, 22, spoke negatively about her in the press. The rapper called Miley out at the VMAs on August 30, and if you didn't catch that, called her a b—h before getting cut off by MTV. While many believed the moment was staged, Nicki's apparently saying the opposite — and wants the VMAs host to watch her mouth, according to one of our EXCLUSIVE sources!
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ABig Chill–like group reunites for a 40-something wedding in this melancholy story of missed opportunities, lingering regrets and imagined alternatives by Shreve (The Last Time They Met). Bill and Bridget were sweethearts at Maine's Kidd Academy who rediscovered one another at their 25th reunion. Bridget was already divorced; Bill left his family; the two have now gathered their Kidd coterie to witness their hasty wedding—Bridget has breast cancer—at widow Nora's western Massachusetts inn. The death of charismatic schoolmate Stephen at a drunken high school party hovers over the event. Stephen's then-roommate, Harrison, now a married literary publisher, remains particularly tormented by it, especially since he had (and still has) romantic feelings for Nora, who was Stephen's then-girlfriend. Abrasive Wall Street businessman Jerry, now-out-of-the-closet pianist Rob, single Agnes (who teaches at Kidd and has a secret of her own) and various children round things out. Tensions build as the group gets snowed in, and someone gets drunk enough to say what everyone's been thinking. Though Shreve's plot, characters and dialogue are predictable (as are her inevitable 9/11 rehashes), she sure-handedly steers everyone through their inward dramas, and the actions they take (and don't) are Hollywood satisfying. (Oct. 10)
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Adult/High School–This novel has many of Shreve's hallmarks: simple and elegant prose; characters who are entirely convincing in their portrayals of human fallibility; and a plot buildup with a twist toward the end that packs a wallop. Set in New England several months after 9/11, it is the story of seven former classmates who have not seen one another in 27 years but have come together for the wedding of Bill and Bridget, who dated during high school and then went their separate ways. They have reunited and are getting married in the face of Bridget's advanced breast cancer. Nora, who owns the inn where the wedding will be held, is trying to rebuild her life after the death of her husband. Agnes, Nora's former roommate, has a secret she is desperate to share. Over all of them hangs the specter of Stephen, whose charismatic life and tragic death they seem unable to address head-on. Paralleling the story of these friends is the one in the novel Agnes is writing about the Halifax explosion of 1917, a little-known disaster that resulted in the deaths of almost 2000 citizens. This story-within-a-story not only provides an eye-opening account of a piece of World War I history, but also allows Agnes to address some of her own issues. An understated and graceful exploration of the choices that people make in their day-to-day interactions and their consequences, Wedding is an excellent piece of American literature to add to any library.–Kim Dare, Fairfax County Public Library System, VA
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Kindergartners get pumped up for school
Every year, thousands of Richmond-area five-year-olds show up on the first day of school in September -- only to be turned away.
For kindergartners, their parents soon learn, being "on time" for the start of the school year is actually too late. Because of requirements for school entrance – including proof of age, immunizations and residency – the registration process should begin weeks earlier. In an ideal world, in fact, all kindergartners would be registered by spring.
That's why superintendents from nine regional school districts gathered in Richmond in January to make a historic announcement promoting early enrollment: for the first time ever, 10 localities would share a common date for kindergarten registration.
On April 7, Harvie Elementary School in eastern Henrico will be one of the schools open for registration throughout the school day, and for evening hours as well.
Terry Hill, who is in her third year of teaching kindergarten at Harvie, has a background in early education. The prospect of a boost in spring registration attendance is welcome, Hill says, not simply because parents will receive an information packet about paperwork requirements for fall, or because future students will get a chance to meet teachers. The early registration will also provide Hill with the chance to inform parents of the all-important readiness skills that children should practice over the summer.
Last September, Hill started out the year with several students who could not distinguish a letter from a number. In the same classroom, she had students who were already reading.
"By Christmas, they were all on the same page," says Hill, while noting that with a little preparation in recognizing letters and numbers, those students could have avoided playing catch-up.
Parents who attend registration day will learn how to help their children with reading readiness, as well as with personal and independence skills -- from zipping their coats to practicing self-control.
At the beginning of the year, Hill recalls, she had one child who insisted on standing instead of sitting, and another who would enter the classroom at a run -- "from one end of the room to another, knocking things off the table."
"Sometimes," Hill observes, "they've never been in a situation where they had to sit in place or be still."
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Enter the classroom on a Friday in March, however, and all is orderly and calm. A class ambassador greets visitors at the door with a handshake and bravely musters a successful, if fleeting, moment of eye contact.
"My name is Nina Rich," says the ambassador shyly. "And I am going to graduate in 2023!"
After students finish a writing exercise and join Hill on the classroom's Oval Carpet, she introduces her special guests of the day: a bucket of worms from the Hill home garden. Students eager to touch a worm get a chance to pass it around; before long, a few reluctant students join in.
Even this simple exercise, Hill explains later, is a learning experience.
"It's about empowerment," she says, "and learning confidence."
Like taking turns at being the classroom ambassador, handling the worms gives children practice in getting out of their comfort zones. "It shows them," says Hill, 'I was scared to do this, but I did it.' "
Next, the students practice their tallying skills, totaling the votes of those who like worms and those who don't. A cheer goes up once the results are in: the worms win in a landslide, 15-1.
After her students leave for physical education, Hill notes that upon their return to class on Monday, they will be writing about the worm experience.
"Four or five sentences," she marvels. "I never would've thought two years ago that [kindergartners] could write like this."
Virtually all the students know at least 100 sight words and can read, as well; some are reading chapter books. But it's the parents, Hill emphasizes, who deserve most of the credit for those achievements. Although all her parents work during the day, they have supported her classroom efforts in the evenings through practice with flash cards and books.
Getting pumped
Observing her students' achievements produces mixed emotions, reflects Hill with a wistful smile. "This is the time of year I get sad. They came in on all different levels, but there's been so much growth in each of them."
At the same time, she welcomes the chance to see her students move on -- especially since she still sees many former students on a daily basis.
"The second graders come in and give me hugs," she says. "I ask the boys, 'Are you too big for a sticker?'" None of them, she adds with a smile, has turned down a sticker so far.
Not all students will move on to first grade, however. Among those who will be repeating kindergarten is a student whose enrollment was months late due to delays in getting vaccinated.
But even missing the first two weeks of school, says Hill, can set a student back. It's during those weeks that students learn the rules, adjust to routines, and begin to take ownership of the place. "Missing that piece is a big deal."
A student who enters school late will also miss out on the sense of excitement that pervades at April registration and August orientation.
On registration day, says Hill, teachers and staff will go to great lengths to fuss over students and get them pumped up about entering school. "It's a very warm first start. It lays the pathway to orientation and lets them know what to expect. They're getting comfy, getting inside the school, knowing they'll need to bring a snack and to have supplies."
By the first day of school in September, Hill points out, students who attend registration day will have already had four interactions with her: registration, orientation, and a welcoming phone call and post card. It's not unusual, she says, for those students to greet her with a hug -- "like greeting a friend again."
The well-prepared student, she adds, will also be more likely to grasp the concept of personal responsibility for his or her success, and thus be more likely to succeed in school.
"Kindergarten isn't hard," says Hill. "But you need to learn to read in kindergarten, because everything builds on that.
"Once they're reading . . . [they realize] school is not a chore. It's a positive experience, and it's fun."
Kindergarten registration will take place April 7 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Henrico elementary schools. For detailed information, including a list of answers to Frequently Asked Questions, visit readychildren.net.
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We're saying this image of Georgia Tech's School of Literature, Media, and Communications dates to the 1950s only because we don't see any clearly 1960s cars in the photo. Of course, that means nothing when it comes to college students, particularly those studying literature and communications – in fact, with those sorts of students, this photo very well may have been taken in the Seventies. If this were a business school, we'd probably be able to date the photo to the day with all the new cars in the parking lot. What do you see here?
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What car show has a category for "Student Beaters?" It's the Georgia Tech Car Show, coming to the Atlanta campus of the Georgia Institute of Technology on March 31. The show is open to "motor vehicles of all types owned by students, former students, faculty, staff, alumni, fans, and corporate sponsors of Georgia Tech." This show has a place for everything — classics, alternative-fuel cars, 4×4 trucks, kit cars, race cars, motorcycles, and more. Judging is by popular ballot, and, get this: ballots are for sale for $1 apiece, with the proceeds benefiting the Georgia Tech foundation. Obviously, it's all in fun.
Admission is free. In case of rain, the show will move to a covered parking garage.
The show is organized by a group of enthusiasts who wanted to highlight Georgia Tech's many contributions to the automobile industry. The institute's faculty and alumni include "Sneaky" Pete Robinson, who won the 1961 NHRA Nationals; Jim Downing, endurance racer and co-developer of the HANS device; Franci Cimatti, in charge of new road car platform design at Ferrari; Huibert Mees, a chassis expert with Ford Motor Co.; Norman Garrett, who helped develop the Mazda Miata; and Bryan Nesbitt, the head of car design for GM's European divisions.
About that Student Beater category: "Cars in this class will score higher with dents, rust, worn interiors, unpopular body styles, political opinions or music taste expressed in the form of worn bumper stickers or graphics…. If you suspect that your car may be worth less than your parking pass, then this might be the special category for you." If the University of Massachusetts had had a contest like this while I was there, I would have retired the trophy.


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The annual/fibrous ones tend to be sold cheaply in the likes of B&Q and Homebase, esp after a week of bad weather! You can get trays of them for a few quid if that. Tuberous ones are worth keeping and paying that extra for. Watch out for vine weevils grubs though - been a pest on mine this year.
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Only one episode, actually, "Stairway to Heaven."
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1. Cut the paper and fold it to form a square.
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A Hanging Heart
If twisting and turning are your style, you'll love this metal heart basket. You can use copper, aluminum or whatever kind of wire you choose, but you need two different weights (the lighter weight is for wrapping). Directions follow for a heart that is 5-1/4" x 6-1/4".
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1. Fold the 18-inch piece of stove-pipe wire in half to form the bottom V of the heart.
2. Use pliers to form a coil at each end of the wire.
3. Bend each half of the heart to meet in the middle.
4. Wrap a piece of the 26-gauge wire around the two metal pieces that meet. This will bind the middle of the heart together between the coils.
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Here's a heartfelt wreath fashioned of dried roses. Hang it on your front door, a doorknob, or on your bedroom or bathroom wall.
It's very simple to make: Hot-glue dried roses to a heart-shaped form. Forms are available in wire, florist foam, straw and twigs. Add a beautiful ribbon or tuck baby's breath in among the roses for a sweet touch.
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This decorated cigar box created by Holly Christian is for the serious crafter who's willing to get out the protective eyewear and soldering gun. It's made of zinc and brass shim; the dots of solder really make it look regal. For a full list of supplies and directions, get TinWork. The book is filled with high-quality projects that are well conceived and beautifully rendered.
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Here's a sweet twist on soap-on-a-rope. The simplest route to your heart soap is to buy and melt red or pink 100 percent vegetable glycerin soaps, let the stuff re-harden on a cookie sheet, then cut it with heart-shaped cookie cutters. Carefully punch a hole with a hole puncher, string a ribbon through and you have one sweetheart of a soap.
For those who want a more "homemade" product, buy plain unscented, uncolored glycerin (available in one-pound cylinders) and add your own fragrance oils and colorings while melting.
Tip: We found it much simpler (especially when working with children) to melt the soap in the microwave rather than on the stovetop, which is often recommended by craft books. Either way, it will take some trial and error to figure out how long to heat the soap before it melts. You don't want it to boil (or your soap will harden with lots of bubbles). If the soap won't melt, it's not 100 percent glycerin or it's hard milled.
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The casual luxury of this hotel makes everyone feel comfortable beyond reason! The surrounding beauty is absolutely staggering. With 5 swimming pools, the needs of any guest is met beautifully.The variety of restaurants will suit all your needs.
Take a step back in time to old style luxury. One arrives at The Breakers after driving through tony Palm Beach. Entry to the hotel property is imposing, down a long palm tree lined driveway to what looks like a cross between a castle and a cathedral. The public spaces, lobby, bar, etc are a bit over the top but this is what the rich and famous no doubt wanted in their Florida resort at the time the Breakers was built. My room was on the small side, no view (other than the parking lot) but otherwise well furnished and equipped. The bathroom was also well equipped but had a very high step over into the tub/shower combination. I did not experience any of the amenities of the hotel such as the pool, spa or golf course as I was there to attend a conference which took all my time. The banquet food was better than most and the banquet service less obtrusive than in most banquet hotels. My only complaint was the acoustics in the large meeting room could have been better.
Five star Mother's Day brunch! Most elegant, most delicious brunch i've ever had the pleasure of enjoying. The hotel itself is incredibly beautiful and rich with history. The decor is elegant, extraordinary and impressive. The Mother's Day brunch consisted of every kind of food you could possibly want. I don't even know where to begin...from the caviar to the piano player in the middle of the buffet....there is something for everyone. If you have the chance...this is the BEST way to treat mom...and everyone else in your party. Top notch!
Among other top hotels I have ever visited. The grounds, facilities, guest room, and food were all terrific. Imagine a wonderful lobby that you can actually sit and converse in. The new bar restaurant HMF is a terrific addition. The pols and beach are first class.Of course it's pricey this is Palm Beach.
I just spent four nights at this beautiful, elegant, historic hotel. The setting is beautiful, right on the beach and very refined.The staff is experienced, courteous and aim to please. Don't even think of missing the brunch at the Circle Restaurant on Sundays. It was a feast to remember. I overdosed on every type of shellfish, but stayed away from the sumptuous, and gorgeous desserts.The hotel comes with a high price tag, but well worth the splurge. It's on my list of hotels to revisit as often as I can.
Spent two weeks (one in July; another in August) with my husband and two children (7 year old twins) in the summer of 2012 and it was fabulous from start to finish. Every staff member we encountered provided the same attentiveness as the next, the food was fantastic with options for everyone, and yes, it is a parent's dream to be in a place this phenomenal that is family friendly. Parent's should take advantage of the kids club and the babysitter service that can be provided. Your children will appreciate it and you will too! The arcade is such a nice touch to keep the kids occupied when you get that cloud overhead for an hour or two. Met some great folks also on vacation, other local members of the club, all around a great vibe and energy.We went to all the restaurants except the family friendly one (Italian), although our kids ate their several times and loved it. All others are more adult inclined although it is nice that they all have children's menus. GREAT restaurants in Palm Beach also and easy access to transportation to whisk you away. The gym was adequate and the spa was nice but not 'amazing'. The shopping on site and surrounding area was great also...going back later this year. 2 hours away from DC to decompress...just lovely!
Due to neighboring construction, we reluctantly left the comforts of our Aqualina Resort in Sunny Isles (Miami-ish) for The Breakers Resort in West Palm Beach for our annual pre-Christmas vacation this year. Omg, what an amazing family resort. Although you pay for it, they hit every detail right on point.We had oceanfront rooms which were absolutely gorgeous, modern, new and fresh --- the décor reminded me of Shutters on the Beach in California. The Breakers has a daily schedule of activities for children of all ages (pool side tattoos, pool side spin art, pool side hair braiding, picture frame painting in the kids club, gingerbread house decorating during the holidays, movie night in the kids-only theatre, the list goes on and on and it's everyday all day). They also offer drop off baby sitting service in the kids club (which has a play room suitable for babies and toddlers) and a drop off camp for the slightly older kids. There is also a really cool jungle gym in front of the kids center that's built on spongy turf. The staff in general was a 10 out of 10, but the staff in charge of children's activities was an 11 out of 10. We were very blown away by the accommodations for the kids, however, the resort does an incredible job of making sure it's not a kids-only place; the adult-appropriate activities are absolutely superb. I, for one, appreciated the cozy bar located adjacent to the kids playroom/arcade in the kids center… brilliant. Sipping my Sauvignon Blanc while my 3-year-old builds towers with the blocks. Genius.The cabanas are a gut busting splurge, particularly in high season. We bit the bullet and had cabana 8 which is a newer cabana right at the gradual entrance to the family pool. If it's in the budget, this is a worthwhile splurge to get shelter from the sun, if there's a tournament on TV that you don't want to miss (large flat screen in the cabana) and/or if you have a child potty training (as there is a bathroom right in the cabana).NB: The spa lost all of our spa reservations I had made 2 weeks prior, BUT, they immediately accommodated us --- it wasn't a big deal. I would suggest if you're booking spa treatments, take down the name or confirmation of your treatments just so everything is on the up and up. I think I booked with a new person who maybe didn't properly save our reservations in the system as she was booking them. But again, it wasn't a big deal as the staff immediately accommodated everything we had booked.The food on the property is truly amazing with a ton of variety. The "Flagler Steakhouse" at the golf course is probably the fanciest restaurant on property; it was spendy but very good. And, they had zero problem with us bringing the kids (although, we always book 5:00PM dinners to be respectful of those on date nights). And "HMF," the new cocktail lounge in the hotel serves really amazing comfort food tapas and sushi and as has a very hip vibe (we actually brought our son there around 8:00PM two nights in a row --- we had wine and he had cookies and ice cream; that was our deal if he promised to behave! I can't go without mentioning that on the second visit to HMF, the manager stopped by to remind us that the dessert I had ordered had nuts and to make sure our son wasn't in contact with them --- an extremely thoughtful detail that scored HUGE points with us). My only small gripe about the hotel is that the breakfast restaurant "Circle" inside is kind of a cattle call; it's a massive lobby-type restaurant buffet that feels like a ball room; and the buffet isn't abundant enough for the price tag. The outdoor, more intimate (order from a menu) restaurant opens at 9:00AM; I think they should open earlier to give guests another early breakfast option (I believe this is the "Beach Club Restaurant").Even so, all in all I still give the resort was an A. West Palm Beach as a town scores a D- as far as action; it's a very sleepy town (particularly for us who were used to going into South Beach from our Aqualina stay) --- but as long as you're prepared for the sleepiness, you're fine. "Buccan" is a fabulous restaurant worth going off property for. All in all, going to The Breakers is definitely a family-focused vacation splurge, but an incredible experience for all (I wouldn't go there for a grown-ups only get away… save that for Miami)!
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You spent how much on the tiger in the corner and he's playing with Tupperware….
The picture is more fun to watch than the '08 race.
(Cue the "cute kid" sigh).
It's been said, all politics is local.
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He's looking more like dad all the time.
Glad to see you well enough to post Stephen.
Careful, the tiger looks hungry.
Nice post. Good to hear from you buddy! I'm hoping Thompson will make a go of it.
Awe… the picture was worth reading about the election… very handsome young man there Steve… a true combo of both of you 'cept his glass is upside down! Hopefully he won't figure that one out for a while! Glad to see a post, hope you are feeling better!
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William was my first thought too.Ben & Lainy 10.8.12Archer Gregory James
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The male equivalent of Elizabeth... Hmm.
Here's a list of popular names in Elizabethan England: http://www.britishbabynames.com/blog...han-names.html
I would argue that any boy's name on this list that is still popular today is the male equivalent of Elizabeth.Emily / 20 / American
Samuel • Edward • George • James • Arthur
Girls' names are a struggle.
December 5th, 2013 11:26 PM #17Esme Coraline | Etta Rosalie | Madeleine Vesper | Margot Penelope | Matilda Hazel | Sylvie Marigold | Zara Elspeth
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Boaz doesn't always get the best response, but when someone likes it, they really seem to love it! I usually get "IT'S THE BEST NAME EVER!" or "I would positively swoon if I ever met an adorable little Boaz!" OR "Are you crazy?!" or "Please don't name your son that!" and usually nothing in between, hahaha. I usually wouldn't be so bold in my name tastes, but my grandmother was Ruth, and I think the tie is so cute! Plus, I love Beau/Bo. So in her honor, I could be that brave. If it were any other reason, I don't think I'd go for it. It's honestly so out-of-place on my list, but I still adore it. I always have loved the story of Ruth and Boaz, though!
Thanks, ladies! I've tossed around a few more options:
Boaz Elliot Henry
Boaz Emmett Henry (really like this, but I absolutely refuse to do the 2-2-2 syllable count, since my surname is also two syllables. I think it sounds absolutely terrible. Maybe Boaz Emmett Gray, or Boaz Emmett _____? I could easily get into Boaz Emmett Noah, too, which is unfortunate, because it has the same syllable count...)
Boaz Nicholas Henry
Boaz Caspar ____
Boaz Elliot Peter
Boaz William ____/Boaz _____ William
I'm really loving the idea of Boaz _____ Henry, though! I feel like Henry might be my male equivalent of Elisabeth. I try to shove it all over my list as a mn, anyway! I'm the same with Elias or Elliot, though.
If you had to fill in the blank for Boaz _____ Henry, what would you suggest? I'm also loving Boaz Sebastian Henry, Boaz Alexander Henry, and Boaz Emerson Henry...
Thanks, ladies!Ashley
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Born Oct. 27, 1960 in Littlestown, she was the daughter of Robert and Janet McKinney.
She is survived by Michael Hoskins, her husband of 17 years and their two sons, Robert and Zachary.
Sharon graduated from Littlestown High School in 1978 and attended Penn State University. She was a loyal employee of Fairfax County for 26 years. She will always be remembered for her love of flowers and decorating, her kind heart, and her sweet disposition.
Surviving in addition to her husband and children are her mother, Janet McKinney; two sisters, Wendy S. Massa and husband Neil of Woodland Hills, Calif., and Karen L. Barnes and husband Cory of Littlestown; three brothers, Michael McKinney and wife Danielle of Hanover, David McKinney and wife Sue of Abbotstown, and Daniel McKinney and wife Kimberley of Malaysia; and twelve nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held Saturday, Oct. 5 at 10 a.m. at the Littlestown Chapel - Outreach for Christ, Littlestown, with Pastor Scott Morgan officiating. Memorial contributions may be made to Littlestown Chapel - Outreach for Christ for the Benevolence Fund. 1144 Bollinger Rd., Littlestown, PA 17340.


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Kitty Marion (Katherina Maria Schafer)
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Kitty Marion (Katherina Maria Schafer)
by Criminal Record Office, after Unknown photographer
silver print mounted onto identification sheet; copy of a postcard, circa 1913
3 5/8 in. x 2 1/4 in. (93 mm x 58 mm)
acquired Criminal Record Office, 1914
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- Unknown photographer. Artist associated with 5671 portraits.
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Last fall, several companies in the newly emerging embedded Linux market approached me to request that I help create a vendor-neutral Embedded Linux trade association. Initially, I used the resources of my newly established Embedded Linux Portal web site (http://www.LinuxDevices.com/) to propose the establishment of a group called the "Embedded Linux Consortium" (ELC). The idea for the ELC rapidly picked up momentum.
Next, I scheduled an ELC organizational meeting to be held at the Chicago Embedded Systems Conference in March. The purpose would be to create a formation committee to fund the ELC and share responsibility for it until it was incorporated and a proper Board of Directors was elected.
March 1 came, and the ELC organizational meeting drew an overflow crowd—nearly double the expected turnout. We could instantly see that the ELC is destined to be a major force in the embedded market. During the first hour of the meeting, more than $100,000 was pledged to initially fund the organization. Also, Lineo donated the domain name, embedded-linux.org.
A week later, the birth of the ELC was broadcast via a press release that received extensive worldwide coverage (read it at http://www.embedded-linux.org/). The announcement lists the Formation Committee members, summarizes the organization's goals and includes this supporting statement from Linus: "This new Embedded Linux Consortium is an expression of the current explosion of interest in using Linux in thousands of specialized embedded, mobile and appliance applications. The ELC provides a valuable resource in advancing the growing use of Linux in embedded applications, an area where Linux can provide enormous benefit."
Although official Vision and Mission statements will be established by the soon-to-be-elected Board of Directors, I indicated my thoughts on the subject in an "ELC Manifesto" posted at LinuxDevices.com and distributed at the ELC organizational meeting:
Suggested vision: the Embedded Linux Consortium (ELC) will be a nonprofit, vendor-neutral trade association whose goal is the advancement and promotion of Embedded Linux throughout the embedded, appliance and applied computing markets. Members will contribute membership dues and efforts in return for a growing market opportunity for all.
Suggested mission: to make Linux the number-one operating system of choice for developers designing embedded systems.
In short, by creating and supporting the Embedded Linux Consortium, we will maximize the depth and breadth of penetration of Linux within the enormous—and enormously diverse—embedded market.
We currently plan to have three membership categories: Corporate Executive Member ($5,000 per year), Corporate Affiliate Member ($1,000 per year) and Individual Member ($150 per year). Recognizing there are many individuals who contribute to the open-source code base which is the basis of Linux itself, I've also proposed that the $150 annual membership fee for Individual Members be waived in the case of individuals who have contributed significantly to the open-source code base.
The ELC's activities are likely to be along two main threads: technical and promotional. It's likely (although not required) that the Individual Members will be focused mostly on technical activities, whereas promotional and marketing activities will probably be more of a concern of the Corporate Members and, appropriately, funded primarily by them.
On the promotional side, I expect we'll have a marketing task force concerned with evangelizing embedded Linux. Most likely, there will be a web site, PR, trade shows, collateral materials and membership growth.
The technical role of the ELC is less clear than the evangelical role, in light of the enormous success the existing open-source development process has had in bringing Linux (and its related technologies) to where they are today. Nonetheless, it is certainly possible that technical committees or special interest groups will coalesce around issues of interest to multiple ELC members. Whether these translate into standards activity remains to be seen. In any case, the existing Linux and open-source development process must be supported, not circumvented or undermined.
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